NEC N900iG - user opinions and reviews
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- Design
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6.7
- Features
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6.8
- Performance
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6.9
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- Anonymous
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I have docomo N900IG but i didnt know if this kind of Cellular phone are working here in philippines and I wan't to use our own networks... globe or smart..... if you have any ideas or comments pls send to my email address
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- 2007-03-07 02:20
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- Anonymous
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I have docomo N900IG but i didnt know if this kind of Cellular phone are working here in philippines and using our own networks... globe or smart..... any ideas or comments pls send to my email address. mark_creation1209@yahoo.com
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- 2006-12-17 04:22
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- wizard
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can anyone tell me how to use SIM card in this phone instead of FOMA card? it's worthless having this phone in the philippines if i can't use it!
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- 2006-09-07 11:05
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- khurram
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if u have any problem in downloading of video songs or pictures .then contact me at still_missyou@hotmail.com
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- 2006-08-17 18:14
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- Anonymous
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Generally FOMA handsets operate on a different spec from UMTS, and are not compatible on any network other than Docomo. But, foreign UMTS handsets can roam on docomo's network where they have compatible equipment. Moreover, I can use my Docomo Foma card and my Nokia 6630 (sim-free) and have no problems with reception or IMode access in my city.
About the N900iG...I guess some factory unlocked models were shipped, but not so many. And it doesn't look like any more will ship. Too bad.
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- 2006-06-01 02:33
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- Masahiko Ohno
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I know for sure that it is impossible to use a non-japanese SIM card, because the card reader in the docomo is not for SIM cards but fore FOMA card, which are completely different.
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- 2006-02-17 18:20
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- Orn
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this phone has no mp3/aac support so y need the minisd slot?????
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- 2005-12-26 07:41
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- Andi Romania
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Verry cool fone it has everything i used it 4 a month and get a K750i in exchange for it .
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- 2005-12-03 17:08
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- Rich Cobbinah
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Where can I buy this phone in the U.S? Please advise on a website on where to buy, thanks...it would be greatly appreciated!!!
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- 2005-10-03 15:32
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- your name here
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Factory unlocked NEC N900iG phones are now shipping in the US.
cheers
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- 2005-08-09 09:29
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- fle05
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any body know how to sim unlock this phone? it's nice ut can i really use it outside japan? please email me thanks a lot!
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- 2005-07-02 06:11
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- Anonymous
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This phone will only work with DoCoMo Japan, and in roaming mode outside Japan. You cannot make with phone work with any other carrier other than FOMA. DO NOT buy it if you are not going to live in Japan.
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- 2005-05-27 06:39
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- veejei
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Uhhh...well, actually at least three US phone sellers are taking pre-orders for this very model: unlocked, of course. Of course it might be hobbled like the V802SE handset without the Z800 firmware upgrade, but you should still be able to use it as a phone. That, we'll have to see, but I'm guessing (hoping, actually) it will be useable to a lot of us, maybe even in Japanese.
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- 2005-04-26 08:45
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- Anonymous
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This unit is specific to the Japanese market only. Don't even think of purchasing it unless you are going to stay in Japan and use it there becuase you won't be able to unlock it (period).
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- 2005-04-15 08:23
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- veejey
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Any information on the world wide release of this handset? A number of companies are preordering it...
With regards to the barcode reader: Yeah, I think you can use it to check the price of a tin of Dinty Moore, but it can read 3D barcodes that can encode a map, directions, or a business contact. They are starting to appear on a lot of business cards and advertisemetns in Japan so that people can just take a snapshot and then walk away with the info already loaded into their handset.
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- 2005-04-07 08:04
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